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Value Generation through Asset Management
Ernst Krauss, CFAM, MTech, FIICA, FIEAust
AMC / KAM / SFC / AMECFW / JEMPRELL
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OPEX Optimisation
• Business or Stakeholder requirements
• Production needs
• Extraneous activities
• Behaviors and Practices that are accepted as ‘normal’
• Through Equipment selection and later through System optimisation
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Truth about Equipment selection
• During Project, consider future cost and selection of best cost / performance ratio
Truth: ~ 60% of future cost incurred at stage of engineering approval Truth: 95% of future cost is locked in when P.O. is issued Apply:
• Life Cycle costing
• Reliability specifications
• Maintainability assessment
• Continuous Performance analysis
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Factors affecting Culture
• Corporate / Personal / Equipment Integrity – at what cost?
• Are processes and procedures static or adaptively managed?
• Are the right effectiveness measures used and acted upon?
• Clear lines of Communication –
Marshall Teichert Group – USD 13b wasted by Offshore Industry alone due to ineffective Culture
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Line of sight Business Plan, Organisational Objectives
Strategic Plan, Asset Management Objectives
Asset Management System, Strategic plans and support
Asset Portfolio, Asset Management Plans
Performance KPI’s, and evaluation; Analyses, Performance improvement
Compliance with Plans and Targets
Work Management System; IT Infrastructure; AM System Elements
Work planning, prioritisation, deviations,
cost management, Reliability, Availability
Work execution, transactional systems; schedules;
tools, documentation; data
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Typical Cost Reductions
• Less People
• Less Inventory
• Less Overheads
• But we also need to consider:
• Efforts to retain equipment Reliability
• Reliability / effectiveness of Operational Processes
• Processes and procedures influence behaviour
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Other questions in Asset Management
• How can we deliver better systems at lower life cycle cost?
• What future proofing is required?
• What support organisation is required?
• What behaviour do we want to nourish (Culture)
• Is our strategic view robust and focussed on tomorrow’s needs rather then toady?
• What is our core business?
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3 Key requirements of the AM – System Standard
• An Asset Management Policy
• A Strategic Asset Management Plan
• Asset Management Plan (Operational)
• These are underpinned by elements such as an Asset register, a work management system, Cost management, Decision Framework and form the Asset Management Framework
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The Framework
Asset Disposal
Asset Disposal
Stakeholders requirements and Expectations
Business Plans and Strategic Planning
Vision, Purpose, Values,
Success Measures
Company Asset Management Policy
BU Asset Portfolio M/Plan
BU Asset Portfolio M/Plan
BU Asset Portfolio M/Plan
BU Asset Portfolio M/Plan
Asset Class
M/Plan
Asset Class
M/Plan
Asset Class
M/Plan
Asset Class
M/Plan
Strategic Planning, Governance Service Levels, Cost, Risk, Performance
Work Program
Work Program
Work Program
Asset Disposal
Asset Disposal
Enab
lers
an
d C
on
tro
l:
Stru
ctu
re, A
uth
ori
ties
, R
esp
on
sib
iliti
es, L
earn
ing,
Tr
ain
ing,
Rep
ort
ing,
Ass
et
Val
uat
ion
Enab
lers
an
d S
up
po
rt:
Info
rmat
ion
Sy
stem
s, F
inan
ce, H
R,
Wo
rk
Man
agem
ent
(CM
MS)
Sys
tem
s, A
sset
In
form
atio
n, D
ocu
me
nts
, Rec
ord
s,
Tech
nic
al S
tan
dar
ds,
Leg
al, R
egu
lato
ry,
and
Sta
tuto
ry,
Mat
eria
ls, L
ogi
stic
s
20+ year Horizon
BU SAMP
BU SAMP
BU SAMP
BU SAMP
Work Program
5 to 2 year year Horizon / Current year budget
Reporting
Assurance
Improve
Adjust
Optimise
Update
CAPEX / OPEX Planning
CAPEX / OPEX Submissions (JV’s);
Regulators, and Finance
Corporate
Directive
AMP
Board
POLICY
Strategic
Asset
Management
Plan (SAMP)
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The Framework creates…
• Common Understanding and Purpose across the Asset Organisation
• Aligns functions through the common AM Objectives for the BU (derived from Policy)
• A simpler structure, loss of silo mentality
• Aligns enabling and supporting functions
• Sustainable value that is transparent, with clarity of individual contribution
• An outcome focus that delivers effectively
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AM evolution
Advanced state of
maturity -
Embedded
improvement,
adaptive
behaviour
Intermediate
state of maturity
Behviour
changes
Early state of
maturity
Asset Base data about Assets
(We know what we have)
Data We collect data: cost, historic
performance, failure data, age data
Systems Power of Integration: CMMS, GIS,
Finance etc.
Information Data transformation, structured into
information for higher level use
Analysis FMECA, RCM, Service delivery risk, LCC,
Procurement, Contracts
Models Reliability / Availability Models, Financial,
Planning, CAPEX phasing
Informed Decisions Prioritisation across full
programs of work
Optioneering Trade off, CAPEX / OPEX, risk,
cost, performance balance
Justify Your Investments Board, Stakeholder
confidence
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Select Behavioural Aspects
• Leadership encourages and supports a learning organisation
• Leadership creates the Culture that is needed to foster cooperation (align the required Business functions)
• Clear lines of communications top – down – top creates immediacy
• Clarity of role and purpose increases engagement of workforce
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The Asset Management System in the Business
Stakeholders
Leadership
Organsiational Objectives
Asset Management Objectives
Processes
and Enablers
Roles and
Responsibilities
Decision Processes
Risk Management
Capability
& Culture
Performance Monitoring / Improvement
Enable production delivery to
Business / Stakeholder needs
Asset Management
System
Asset Management
Plans
Data collection and
reporting
Operational Budgets
Sustaining Capital
Renewal / Disposal
Service and Assurance
Strategic Asset Management
Framework, Vision, Direction, Culture
Production requirements and
Objectives
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AM System Standard provides guidance
• We strive for simplicity to be more effective
• AM links inextricably the contributing elements that make up Asset Management:
Economic and Business related
Financial and Accounting
Social and Interactive
Technical
IT and Data Management
…and creates opportunity for sustainable optimisation of the whole business
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